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Newspaper Page TextT W IC E A W EEK G resham VOL. 17, NO. «« outlook OK ES HAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OSLOON, ERIKAT, OCTOBER 14, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 1M7 $2.00 Per Year ■ not to be considered the sam e as a as th a t fea tu re is pop Unique Restaurant u roadhouse, Economic Situation la rly know n, but is to be ru n sole- up to date dining place Opened by Sid Wood I w ly ith as all an objectionable Subject of Letter lines of en te rta in m e n t stric tly barred. would have voted. The record of Mr. W atk in s’ votes cast w hile in th e previous congress would lead th e w riter to conclude th a t he would have voted for th e M cNary- BAPTIST CHURCH H augen bill w hich would have Many G resham people have avail- . “— SE R I ICES ANNOUNCED G resham , Ore., Oct. 11, 192".— m ade the Oregon d eleg atio n 's vote November 7 is a date to en ter in A m ost p leasan t social event of ed them selves of the opportunity " LIM ING RE C EPT IO N solid for IL your date book and w rite after it— Seats a re free and a h ea rty wel- I W ednesday evening was a su rp rise PLA NN ED FOR CO UPLE I E ditor O utlook:—A retro sp ectiv e d u rin g th e p ast th re e days of din T his question will com e up again P o rtlan d Sym phony o rch e stra—at come w l,| bp given t0 aU who a t_ given Mr. and Mrs. Dan M etzger of view of the ag ric u ltu ra l and econo in g a t “T he U nique”, th e new e a t , end tbp se rv | ceg of th e Baptist C alifornia, who are visiting in v itatio n s are out for th e recep- mlc 8lt^a tion or condition th a t con- in th e next con g ress and m ay be th e public auditorium . T hen th e ing estab lish m en t opened up Wed- made a n atio n al question, so th e next date should be S aturday m orn- j ch u rch next Sunday. T he p asto r rela tiv e s and friends in G resham tion to be given S atu rd ay evening » . .. , . . nesday by Sydney Wood a t the 12- | 61 fro n ts th e people of th e United election of a co ngressm an from th is ! ing, November 12. a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k will preach on p ractical and help- an«’ other places in the vicinity. Mile co rn e rs n o rth of Gresham . Staffenson in Pow ell V alley for S tates, in fact th e w hole w orld's d istric t m ay be very im p o rtan t to T hese dates a re set a p a rt for th e ful them es and th e choir w ill tu rn T he affair was held a t the home of Mr. Wood, p ro p rie to r of the Ore- th e ir son and dau g h ter-in -law Mr. ag ric u ltu re has suffered and lost us farm ers and all who a re depen opening co n certs of th e seventeenth ish excellent m usical num bers. The Mrs. M etzger's sister Mrs. Clem en gon G rill, th e w ell-know n clu b and Mrs. T anney F. Staffenson, heavily by seven y ears of a g ric u l dent on a g ric u ltu ra l p rosperity. season of th is g reat m usical organ- j Bible school w ill open at 9:45 with tin e M etzger and w as attended by house on th e Sandy river, has who a re expected home from th eir tu r a l depression but we in this T he p rin cip le involved in th e bill izatlon. classes for th e different ages and m ore th an 30. W ednesday proved sp ared no tim e or effort to m ake w edding trip from M innesota soon. I co u n try seem to have been h it the is to ta k e c a re of th e su rp lu s an - The first of these concerts will ’ groups The cu u rch service will to be th e 48th w edding an niversary his la te st eatin g house a ll and T he wedding was an event of h ard est and th e question is how n u ally in an y of our sta p le farm be th e opening event of th e reg u lar com m ence at 11 o'clock. T he young of th e g u ests of honor and this m ore th a n its predecessor. He has S eptem ber 30 w hen Mr. Staffenson long can o th e r in te re sts p ro sp er products and prevent th e su rp lu s Monday n ig h t subscription series of P«*<’Ple's m eeting will com m ence at m ade th e occasion doubly signifi w orked w onders w ith the sm all and Miss E lean o re C arlson of w ith ag ric u ltu ra l depression, b reak in g down th e value of th e ten co n c erts; and the second will 6:30 in the evening and th e p rea ch cant. Hix w ere p resen t at th e s u r b u ilding w hich he purchased re- A iken, M innesota, w ere united In O ther co u n tries have tried to help w hole crop below th e cost of p ro ing service at 7:30. T he pastor, p rise W ednesday evening who w ere cent y from G eorge Page, tra n s - ¡m a rria g e a t th e L u th e ra n ch u rch of th e ir a g ric u ltu re by fav o rab le leg duction. It is a reasonable th eo ry be th e opening event of the series the Rev. E. O. Judd, says. "Suppose at th e wedding of th e couple 48 form ing it into a neat yet am ple th a t city by th e fath e r of th e bride, islation m ore th an we have. As an and, if given a trial, would doubt- of seven S atu rd ay m orning p e r we forget the allu rem en ts of the y ears ago. form ances. T nt V laCe’ Capable ° f 8eatlng th e Rev. J. E. C arlson, p asto r of the in stan ce I wish to cite you to the i less help to steady values. T h ere At such a gath erin g It was not The P o rtlan d Sym phony orches roads and social p leasu res for one * 2? persons. church. T he Rev. and Mrs. C arl- w heat m ark et q u o tatio n s in Minne- 'Should be a full vote cast on T ues- h ard to find diversions for the eve tr a has. since Its Inception in 1910, i Snnd;'> out of th e 52 d u rin g the . The g rand opening W ednesday son and fam n y w ere form er resi- apolis and W innepeg under the date «lay th e 18th. All should do th e ir JeveIoped Bteadily. until it Is today vear and K° to church, w hat do you ning. P a r t of th e tim e was spent in evening fa r exceeded the anticipa- dents of Pow ell Valley, w here Mr. line of October 8th w here th e sam e ' d uty as they see mey w wn* listen in g to piano num bers by Mi»» ee ... it. but they ill I considered conBldprpl, to fn h hp „ „ „ „ say?" tio n s of those in te reste d in the en C arlson w as p asto r of th e Saron I g rad e of w heat No. 1 N o rth ern is not do th e ir duty If they do n ot or m or > t t di ' e ’ olen H elen Exley, but for the m ost p a rt te rp rise . Old friends and new L u th e ra n church. quoted at a spread of 14^4 cents per vote. Good citizenship req u ires nhnnv ' , , 'V” , rem iniscences w ere exchanged, old l’ASTOR TO SI’EAK ON frien ds w ere num bered am ong Mr. and Mrs. Staffenson w ill j bushel and th e re is a difference of th a t all go to th e polls and vote ' S tates * e n «’« PARABLE DE TALENTS frien d sh ip s w ere renew ed and the th o se in atten d a n ce at some tim e m ake th e ir hom e for th e p resen t 15 cen ts per bushel on th e freig h t on all q u estio n s for the best in te r- „ ... . ... events of olden days lived over in d u rin g the day and evening. Those w ith th e groom 's p are n ts un til th e | ra te from a given point in S ask at- ests of all of th e people as they see ' tb . 1 " * a on n Beginning next Sunday evening th e presen t. D uring th e evening p re se n t a t th e opening m eal p ro com pletion of a new home w hich chew an and a sim ilar point in east- ' if- T his is a g rea t privilege b ut it ' P or s an orc es ra o t n at the Methodist church th e Rev. refresh m en ts w ere served and Mr. standing of th a t m aintained by the nounced it excellent in every detail w ill be b u ilt on th e ir te n -a cre | ern M ontana or w estern N orth Da- also c a rrie s w ith It H alford W ilhelm will preach the and Mrs. Metzger w ere presented w ith it a g re a t r e Sym phony society of th is city. Much an d th is is proving tru e w ith the tra c t, p a rt of th e Staffenson |k o ta . m aking a sp read today of 19>4 sponsibillty as one citizen's vote is im nstna 0,00 », j , i flr«t of a group of th ree serm ons on with a beautiful floor lamp. succeeding ones. farm . cen ts per bushel which in itself equal to th a t of any o th er citizen, ... _____. .. ,hp P arab le of th e T alen ts D uring th e ir visit In G resham The m ent of the organization, by th e A rtistic hangings, a homey fire would m ean a nice profit or loss. D. E. TOWLE. th re e serm ons a re en titled "T he they have been extensively e n te r appointm ent of W illem van Hoog- p lace and m usic by an electrola, Olo» nit Goods Offered. M alady of D istru st”, “T he W orth tained. T h eir niece, Mrs. Bessie A t th is tim e th e C anadian rail- , Mrs. P earl Mack is rep rese n tin g stra te n as conductor, m ore th an com bined w ith pictures and season of th e A verage", and “T he B urden Dixon of P ortland, entertain ed a t a th e Shaughnessy K n itting com pany, road com m ission is seriously con- | FELIX UHIODO WEDS two y ears ago. D uring the last able flow ers, m ake up one of the OREGON {TTY GIRL tw o y ears th e o rch e stra h as m ade of P riv ileg e”, T h ere w ill be sp ec luncheon in th e ir honor W ednes m ost a ttra c tiv e eatin g places to be m akers of Olovnit g arm en ts, who sid erin g a red u ctio n in freig h t amirysB k CS r t e ' T ° f , Iingerie rates, w hile our in te rsta te c o m - 1 ial m usic a t each of th ese services, day. T he day previous Mr. and found anyw here on th e various and silk hosiery, also o u ter gar- Felix Chiodo, a well know n young ! ,rp m e n dous strid es in m usician- th a t for Sunday evening being a Mrs. M etzger, Mrs. C lem entine 1 m erce com m ission is called upon ro ad s leading out of P ortland. Mr. m ents. Sam ples can be seen a t her m an of th is vicinity, and his bride ! Patronage, and in q u ality and solo by Mrs. E lsie Cogswell. Metzger and Mrs. Violet Poff mo- Wood is considered w orthy of th e home on Division stre e t n ear Hood by o u r railro a d s to consider a r e form erly Miss E lsie K uh n h au sen of extent of th e program s offered the G resham .—Adv. At th e m orning hour th e p asto r tored to Newberg w here they visit- v aluation of our ra ilro a d p ro p er- Oregon City a re receiving th e con- I ,1U,)I*C' Mr. van Ifoogstraten will continued p atronage of a w ide c ir ties from 18 billion to 40 billion g ratu latio n s of th e ir friends. They 1 re tu rn *° P o rtlan d during the lut will preach a serm on entitled, cd w ith Mrs. John W eatherly w ho cle of friends. F or rea l estate loans see o r call d o llars as a basis for in creasin g th e , S atu rd ay a t gt' te r p a rt of th e p resen t m onth, and "R ealities”. In the m idst of so has been an invalid for the past In speaking of th e nam e “U nique” B. W. T horne.—Adv. la te s , in order to keep th e ea rn in g s | Jo h n ,8 CathoIlc chlircb at Oregon 1 wil1 com m ence reh e a rsa ls a t once. much ttiat Is u n real In life today, four years. as applied to th e new eating house, it is well to th in k som etim es about Mr. and Mrs. Dan M etzger. Mr. W hat you w ant, when you w ant ¡dow n to 5«4 per cent as allow ed u n Mr. Wood says his new v en tu re is r , a 8 you want it—W ant Ad it. City by th e Rev. F a th e r H ilda- T he o r‘’h e s tra have th e iarg - th a t which Is real. T his serm on and Mrs. John S leret, Mr. and Mrs. der th e Etch-C um m ings law w hich brand. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chiodo | eBt I,er8OllIlpl- ’he com ing season, It will attem p t to an sw er the q uery as G eorge S leret, Mrs. A rnold Ruegg provides th a t all ea rn in g s over th is , has had during its en tire history. am ount sh all be refunded to th e 'v .tn e ssin K th e ceremony, t to why God and religion so often and Mrs. A nna D rube drove to St. governm ent. In cidentally. I w ish i , The bVlde’ who is ,hp daUi?h,pr M oreover, th e program s as o u t seem unreal. Mrs. Leslie W alrad H elens T hursday w here they v isit I to say th a t under th e law th e re h a s '° f Mr' and M rs' Ed K uhnhausen. lined by Mr. van Ilo o g straten d u r w ill sing. ed Mrs. C lara Miller and Mr. aud w as a fo rm er atten d a n t a t th e O re ing (he sum m er, and approved by Mrs. Guy Fieldhouse. | been accum ulated m any 100 of m il the lib ra ry com m ittee of the sym gon City high school w here she GRESHAM TEMPLE lions of d o llars th a t should be paid phony society, are by far th e m ost Lovely Gift Handkerchief» NEKA IUES ANNOUNCED lover by the ro ad s to th e g o v ern w as p ro m in en t in stu d en t a c tiv i elab o rate th e o rch e stra has ever ties. She w as th e editor of the I will ngaln offer lovely h an d k e r m ent b ut th e ro ad s refu se to dls- u n d ertak en to present. “The City T hat Voted Je su s Out" chiefs of various m ateria ls for | gorge u n til th e suprem e co u rt says “ H esp e rian ”, . th e high school a n The ten Monday evening p ro Is th e topic for th e Sunday a f te r C h ristm as gifts. Mrs. P earl Mack, nual. Mr. and Mrs. Chiodo w ill live they m ust and to prev en t refu n d in g G resham , phone 96x.—Adv. tl on th e Chiodo farm west of G resh gram s rep rese n t a v ariety of about noon serm on at th e U ndenom lna- they ask to double th e valuation. am. He is a m em ber of D ahl- 50 com positions, 20 of w hich have tlo n al tem ple, th e services to begin Ladles’ Footwear $1.95. T his is one of th e reaso n s for q u lst's o rc h e stra w hich fills dance been new ly added to the sym phony prom ptly at 2 o’clock. T he p asto r, All th e new and up to d ate styles | a g ric u ltu ra l depression th a t should | engagem ents. society’s library. The num bers th a t th e Rev. S. F. P itts, w ill preach at a low er price, $4.95.—A ylsw orth be co rrected b ut it seem s to be a a re being repeated over last season again in the evening at 7:30 from & M artin.—Adv, 1 hopeless ta sk as th e law says th e and preceding seasons a re selected th e subject, "A H elpless Man N ear In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. roads sh all have th e ir pound of M AKES SUCCESS DE on the stren g th of th e ir appeal to a Rem edy”. No com m ission or brokerage. Very PO U LTR Y RAISING yX C’fY\»?'Pv’' tSS I flesh and they have enough nerve the m usical public of th is city. The P ra y e r service is held on T ues- easy term s. B W. T horne.—Adv. to ask for more. An exam ple of a livelihood being selection of new num bers Is based day evenings at 7:30 and a young In fresh fru it exp ress shipm ents m ade in p o u ltry if only atten d ed to alm ost en tirely upon th e p reference people's service on F riday evenings Children’s Stockings 85c. th e re are m any th o u san d s of c a rs p ro p erly is found in th e case of II. of tin m usical public ln th e g rea t j a t th e sam e hour. Sunday school Allen A. Black C at stockings shipped an n u ally th a t m ake a loss W irth, a p o u ltry ran c h er living m usic c e n te rs of the world. Many convenes at 10 o'clock, a m ost en- w ear longer and look better, 36c. for th e gro w er and sh ip p er hut th e j n o rth of the Section L ine on the of the n u m b ers are genuine class joyable hour to young and old. A 3 for $1.00,—A ylsw orth'& M artin. ro ad s reap a handsom e profit. In I K aser road. A glance a t th e well- les, having g reat rep u tatio n s, w hich splendid In terest is show n and the our experience th is year in shipping kept y ard s on the W irth ran ch have. for some reason, failed to school is being well attended, as b lack b erries in c a r lots th e roads show s it at once to be a chicken p en e trate to th is p a rt of th e coun- a re each of th e o th er services. A o M r ’S only a very short tim cuntil the busy got 1100 per ton for delivery as far yard of m ore th a n o rd in ary p ro p o r try th u s far. The Inclusion of new 'c o rd ia l Invitation Is extended to I V«_x Holiday season is here again. Before ea st as th e Tw in cities w hile th e tions. Mr. W irtli cam e to tiiat lo rep erto ire pieces should not he ln- those who a re not atten d in g Sun- we realize it, all of us—old and young — sh ip p er got $86 g ro ss and nothing cality four y ears ago and p u rc h a s te rp reted as an exclusion of th e day school elsew here, and a h earty will be counting the days until Christmas. T h e O utlook h a s a rra n g ed to run net afte r the h arv e st cost and ta x ed a tr à c t of ten acres. He lips better-know n pieces th a t a re loved , w elcom e 1 h assu red at all services, th is In terestin g fea tu re reg u la rly . T h e We want to suggest right now, while there a n sw e r s to the fo llo w in g q u estio n s w ill es Is paid leaving n o thing for th e cleared six acres but fo u r are still by all, for such has not been done. be found elsew h ere In th is paper. Ilea- is time to decide without haste, that you son u b le and proper q u e stio n s se n t w> Investm ent or co st of production. unim proved. He has erected a com Added in te re st Is being tak en ln EVANG ELICA L UHI ItU ll make your Christmas greeting decidedly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,h l" d ep a rtm en t rare o f O utlook w ill T he question Is, how long can we fo rta b le home for him self and wife th e com ing series of co n certs in the SERVK ES ANNOUNCED h* a n s w e re d . If p o ssib le. personal this year. C o p y r ig h te d by M ilton O. N elso n ) and tw o children and is enjoying excellence of th e list of soloists a n c a rry on th is w ay? Select from our display of beautiful designs P reach in g services will be held T he tru th 1 b th a t all o th er ele- the benefits of his h ard w ork in nounced for the season. The list 1. Do th e h e a rts o f’ all anim als and charm ing sentiments the i ard that m en ts of our In d u stry a re organ- clea rin g and putting a portion of co n sist of Ignaz F riedm an, Elly Sunday m orning at the Zion E v an beat a t th e sam e ra te ? exactly expresses your good wishes. Then ized and have had fav o rab le legis- his farm u n d er cultivation. He now Ney and E. R obert Schm itz, p ian gelical church at 11 o'clock. The 2. How m any toes has your cat? permit us to print your name below the verse lation enacted except a g ric u ltu re . ' h as over 1000 W hite L eghorn chick- ists; and A lb ert Spalding, violin serm on topic will he, “ W hat T hink or seasonal greeting, and the message will 3. W here In th e Bible Is a c a t hut th e pow ers th a t be claim th a t enH- believing th e W hite L eghorn ist; in addition, David Cam pbell, Ye of C hrist?" T he Bible school m entioned? be doubly personal. th e M cN ary-H augen law th a t w as v arie ty to be th e best egg produc- distinguished P o rtlan d p ian ist, will will m eet a t 10 a. in. Young and 4. Do all dom estic ca ts have loug Call at this office whenever convenient — passed by th e la st session of con- (e r s - Ample pens and lig h tin g facil- be featu red as soloist in one of th e old not atten d in g a Bible school ta ils? but remember, those who come early will elsew h ere a re cordially Invited to g ress w as class legislation and o u r Ities are conducive to a successful S atu rd ay m orning events. 5. Does th e breed of a dairy cow have first choice of a delightful assortment. executive used th e veto ax for fear «'Kk production. Mr. W irth Is a T he m anagem ent of th e sym Sunday school and p reaching s e r affect th e color of Its m ilk? it would w ork a h ard sh ip on th e ' Arm believer in cooperative m ar- phony society announces th a t res- I vices a t th e E vangelical ch u rch . 6. In w hat sta te of th e Union a re consum er of bread or th e b ak e r so keting. He Is a m em ber of th e Pa- erv atio n s for seats for both Mon- j C lasses with com petent te ac h ers the m ost G uernsey cow s found? it w as th o u g h t b est to have th e clflc C ooperative P o u ltry Produc- day evening and th e S atu rd ay are provided for all ages in the 7. Why does not a bird fall from b an k ru p t farm er stan d th e loss. e rs ’ association and has nS tro u b le m orning series of co n certs may be Sunday school. Its perch when It falls asleep? "’ he S unshine club will m eet at In cid en tally , it Is a m a tte r of r e c - ! ln '»"P«’"«»* pggs ‘°P PH®«" m ade until sh o rtly before th e first 8. Why Is a spiderw eb called a concert. It w ishes to em phasize, ° t Mr. and Mrs. Melvin cobweb? ord th a t the Oregon delegation In ----------------------- how ever, th a t reserv atio n s m ade In B ru«««r <>" T uesday evening a t 8 con g ress all voted for th e McNary- I Old Tim e D ram a to Be Given. Phone 1561 H augen bill except th e late Hon. ' “Mr. Rich from Richm ond” is the the near fu tu re w ill m ake It pos- f M aurice E. C rum packer, who did I ut,e ot the unique and re stfu l old slble for th e p atro n to have th e se lection of a good location of seats. | PASTOR TD SPEAK ,h, H M M H W o< P o rtla n d “ S S T . . ’X . X o U i T s " DN “ EELLDW SIIII”’ All of th e co n certs of th e o rch e s and voted ag a in st th e m easure. the R ussellville grange. More th an tra for th e com ing season fill be F riday evening. Oct. 14.—Arez T his leads up to th e q u estion of a dozen perso n s are com prised in T he services at the Frpe Method- . club tlance. Masonic hall. w h eth er Mr. K oreii would have ,h e in te re stin g cast of c h a ra c te rs held, as In p ast seasons, a t th e pub- ‘ ,„t ch u rch w |„ bp hp,(| a t th e done likew ise if he had been in I e" te^ “ n- lie auditorium . lar hour Sunday. Sunday school F rid ay evening, O ctober 14.— m ent will be one of un u su al am use- co n g ress, or how Mr. W atkins mpnt. D ancing will follow th e play. Don’t m ake excuses— m ake good. will begin at 10 a. m , w ith p re a c h Gat'd p a rty at Fairview g range hall. ing a t 11 and class m eeting a t noon. F rid ay evening, O ctober 14.— I In the evening th e young people’s F reshm en reception a t high school. ; service will begin a t 7 o’clock to be October 13-14-15. — M ississippi j followed by the usual serm on. The m orning subject will be "F ello w flood relief show er of canned goods. ship", and ln th e evening the p asto r will begin a series of four serm o n s S atu rd ay , O ctober 15.-—D ram a on, "Som ething b etter th an th e 7th ;' n' 1 ,1“ n plnK a t R ussellville grange. chapter of Romans.” S atu rd ay , O ctober 15.—Sw edish A welcome is extended to all to 1 bake sale by L u th eran young peo- atten d these services. at Hetzger store. Portland Symphony Season Opens Nov. 7 California Guests Are Given Surprise ¿Makeibur Christmas Do You Know? G resham O utlook Coming Events LADIES Our shoe department offers for your consideration. CERTIFIED For Hallowe’en PROVEN ARCH SHOES Dur Hallowe'en line of masks favors randies, ele., is now on display. If you are planning a p a rty for th a t night let us assist you by furnishing your decora tions, jazors, candies and invitations. EYEK POPULAR PRICES. Hepp’s Racket Store Phone 1236 GRESHAM SPECIAL / / you have tired feet, these shoes w ill give you comfort. W'c invite your in spection. 6 SPECIAL SOLD EVERYWHERE at $10 A wonderful shoe for comfort— A beautiful shoe for dress. AylsWortkff MartirA1'* m en ’ s wear S h o es G R E SH A M S atu rd ay evening, October 15.— We have a barg ain for you In Opening dance of Pow ell Valley m ountain ced ar fence posts of larg e P rogressive club, Pow ell Valley (size and will close them out a t 12 ro»«l and Buckley avenue. I cen ts each or 14 ce n ts delivered. , — - This Is our la st call on larg e lum p Oct 15.— Election day In M ultua- Rock Springs coal for the season «nah county for election of coa- T he ca r Is on the way and you can i g ressm an. 1 save 11 per ton by tak in g delivery , „ , . r--- „ _ . | d irect from th e car. O rder now. . N**u rday, October . 9 — Deborah Phone 1571. The Berry G row ers !i",llp" A*d •"** a t Pow ell Valley Mission church. Packing Co.—Adv. F riday evening, November Bargains In 'nrsery Stock. Union school P aren t-T each er M eadow hurst L andscape n u rsery elation b azaar a t schoolhouse. stock will be sold a t w holesale ; prices. See Wm H ornecker, P o w N o t'tn b e r 17 B azaar and s a p ell Valley and B arker road. Phone per a t Sm ith M emorial P re sb y te r 3685. G resham , add ress Rt. 1, P o rt ian ch u rch , Fairview . end tf Oct. 29 - Nov. 5—Pacific In te rn a t- | Don t lay down the paper till you tonal Livestock E xposition tn Por»- have read the Want Ads. 1 land.